| Show 6 C Sunday Morning Zbe lb Hobby World Vv Snapshot Contestants May Muff Chances by Sending Commonplace Print Entries j 'IP 1) I 4 i 4 i k 1 t 4 lab - 1 1 P ' I ' i I 1p I ' ( 1 a k i It It 't t I I ' t t i "-'- s 7 t a ' 'tt ' '' ' ( V ' 1 t r 4 t 1 7 : t :aue Hobbyists Ask Questions oil Tli'cirPitrstlits ) ' ts - - aaoa:kaAakatatavogamaaaailtot a: " 1 f i 1 t 1 1 i t 1 - - please give me the name and address of Jay L "hone letter you answered recently' I also am mtving postmarks and thought maybe 1 could exchange some with him Also do you know of anyone else Who would like to exchange postmarks with me? Mrs R D A Rupert Idaho Jars address is being sent you in a letter Mrs R D A and your request for exchanges will doubtless bring some replies which will be forwarded to you 3011 ' ' ) 'i I 1 ' P ' ' $ I ffl '' ' ' t ''''' ' ilø' t P t ' 41 - - I'll i 41'' 01p - si '4 14 ' " I 1 r - ' 1 4 I' 4 Thank 4 : ' ' :k t(7 i 1- ''- f s ' : ria: ''''''"i ! i s k i cooperation Dear Sir: Where is the best place to get books dealing with certain hob- hies? I want to learn cartoonlog and can't afford to take les- sons but thought maybe there 1 I 1 - It ''' if' :' 'N1 k - 4 ksA - - - ' l''''' I Whole Country Shows Interest In Revived Utah Needlework Probably it Is due to the many so-call- ed ' i i 44 4 public library has books on almost every hobby Imaginable It would seem wise to drop in there look up the subject of cartooning in the card index and examine the books on the subject Do not confine yourself to the adult book sec tion as many juvenile books are excellent in the treat- ment of hobby material When you find just what you want you can order it at any book store Good luck Dear Hobby Editor: Our Neighborhood club wants to have a hobby show for the rrtembers of the church both adults and children Can you help us with suggestions! Mrs L P M Salt Lake City Why not drop in and talk to Inc' Mrs L P M? I have a good many outlines of such shows Also there is a splendid article in the November Parents' Magazine on this very subject 'That might help tod -- Your Ganie stand-by- s that keep appear- ing again and again The national capitol as seen from hackneyed postcard viewpoints: Mount Rushmore with its hugh carved faces the Lincoln memorial—these are but a few of the many repeaters of Bridge—A New remember when this craze reigned a few years ago Then it even permeated the appointments of the luncheon table and crocheted nut cuts bread baskets and "vases" graced the most fashionable tables in cities and towns boasting " "smart books about Utah pioners now on the market—Frank Robertson's "Rocky Road to Jericho" Average players have an aversion to "fancy" bidding which is a good healthy feeling to have and one which I heartily apHowever the word prove "fancy" demands a bit of defining Certainly it is fancy and abysmally foolish to overvalue one'a hand by several tricks and thereby Teach contracts that will provide field days for the opponents It is equally fancy to "psych" in a higher ranking suit and later attempt to outbid one's own partner who logically insists on supporting said suit till the cows come home It is not fancy however to bid a short suit when the circumstances strongly invite such an action David Price writing in The Bridge World magazine offers valuable advice on this type of strategic bidding I quote: "Standard bidding systems prescribe a minimum of four cards headed by at least the queen for a suit bid As a general rule this is pretty sound— if you don't think so try bidding them weaker than that whenever the spirit moves you! "But no general rule can be applied to bidding the tremendous number of possible bridge hands We can find two places where bids of shorter and weaker lengths are used by strong players: first the psychic and second the 'waiting bid' To monkey with short suit psychics Is tempting fate such bids should be used very sparingly if at all 'But to disregard the possibilities of short-suwaiting bids Is also to tempt fate Probably all of us would open the following hand with a bid of one club Q x "10 8 x x A 10 x 4A Q x Yet the club suit is not 'bid Bridge Problem NORTH A42 V5 - A 10 3 WEST EAST 4qp 98 7 3 4 - ab 10 6 V — El 10 9 12 SOUTH 5 Ist 10 3 Q8 4 Ca 9 5 ' 4K7 There are no trumps and South leads North and South are to win six tricks against any defense Solution: South leads a spade If West covers North wins and leads another spade South discarding the eight of diamonds East leads a diamond and South wins it West discarding the club deuce North the three South makes the club king and leads another club forcing West to discard If West ducks the first trick East wins it If he returns the spade South plays the trey of hearts gets in on the next trick with the club king and leads the heart ten again forcing East to discard South might even discard a diamond on the return of the spade and lead the queen of diamonds when he got in with the club forcing a discard from West instead of from East Vardis Fisher's "Children of God" Maurine Whipple's "Giant Joshua" and Lorene Pearson's "The Harvest Waits" to name a few—that interest in Utah 7 set" Today however it seems that needlework is spreading over they the visitors have got the idea But whatever the country that this is a Utah pioneer tracause residente of St George dition and they purchase the and neighboring towns are baskets to carry triumphantly reaping a harvest of sales from back to display to their friends tourists Another popular item with most the Strangely enough tourists is the doily with a cropopular type of work is not cheted edge t h a t billows up strictly speaking a pioneer around the center in a fluffy craft These tourists do not call for rag rugs or crocheted ruffly mass These doilies are easily made andIn spite of "tidies" or hair flowers It is a their appearance of fullness relater day fad one that swept quire only a small amount of the country only about 25 or 30 thread yet they bring a good years ago that is being revived Name Stays on Rock price from souvenir hunters with such profit today With these two items leadsome reason the tourist's For Over Century ing and other needlework pieces fancy has been caught by crosharing in the revived interest cheted baskets of all sizes and ' ROCK SPRINGS Wyo (UP) in the state Utah crocheter' bascolors and These East shapes —One hundred and one years seem to be in for halcyon days kets are starched and shaped a go an adventurous western over a tumbler and ironed into that we will be able to handle a stiffness that permits them pioneer paused In Wyoming's subsequent bidding sequences on their own bases to stand without mis:eading partner as Eden valley and scratched his a If tumbler is Inserted the to the strength of our hand We rame and the date on a shelf of basket may even hold cut flowhave only four possible choices ers though if the truth be told rock Recently reclamation enOtt this hand: A no trump opendable' they are not intended for that we bid a reason "The gineers working on the $2500- ing a one heart opening a bid why bepurpose their main purpose on obvious—so of one in a minor suit or a pass hand is club this 000 Eden Valley irrigation projmen Tired business who hate theming as ornaments in ect discovered the signature It selves to clean the cellar wipe the l'ead: "Albert U Means 1840" Almost everyone past 30 will dishes for their equally tired cdeitwives rake the leaves or help I t with putting up fruit had bet ter watch out according to Dr F H Zimmerman expert in Trrm'ne-Teleorra- m occupational therapy at the : Colorado state hospital for the insane at Pueblo Colo It seems that that kind of Intermountain Aviation Club ' work is just the best preventive t"'I of mental disorders one can find A la lakona for the Instead of being irritated by ) d Only five days are left to send glider these tasks Dr Zimmerman In your nominations for I A C and gas model meets a — man of the house says the ' '' Both the officers and the hoard 10040 president two vice presidents should be delighted that he can and secretary The election date directors will be elected for ofl 0"isr atfovt 41 partake of this therapeutic ! Is November 14 with the ballotone-yeterms '1107Z1111 48Taa4447 treatment without expense and ' 8 p m in the are an active I A C scheduled for : it ing you "home"i'l dive should into this auditoto be on hand FriTribune and ' e member Telegram plan 1! work" cheerfully and with vigor 1106010 be will rium restricted the important for Voting day evening Dr Zimmerman points with ‘47 to bona fide club members In election balloting! to success had has he a the pride addition to the elected officers Newest model enthusiasts to in treating mental cases by 7 12 a will board director's of be the I A C are Sammy Jones join teaching the patients to use Their duties will be Edwards Richard Pugsley appointed Billy to tools with hands and work r to settle controversies that may Joe Livingston Dick Brown all ' 100 29 cases were or " released r I arise at a club contest express of Salt Lake City and Kay Marafter a course in occupational R‘ on contest dates tin of Farmington The club opinions types he says therapy work of competition to be held and roster now contains 2442 mem1 So men use who minds their f bers! assist in forming rules and regu and eyes and emotions during the day will find that the best kind of hobby they can follow "Eliza and Mary Ilarriaon" dating from 1830 and wearing Is one that requires work with USE THIS BLANK TO NOMINATE YOUR Miss of Helen of collection are roniumen the original part the hands—not too difficult— CANDIDATES FOR CLUB OFFICES Seibold Walter and involving repetitive processes Washing dishes mending (Mail to club headquarters 407-- 8 Tribune and furniture and making gadgets ° are for the house excellent Telegram building) By Associated Press Feature only period dolls known then were treasured antiques or famService ily heirlooms So Miss Walter Va-- -A STAUNTON lot of President Driver 93 at Wheel made reproductions of the dolls little girls will wish they were —even to the muslins calico BARNSTABLE Mass (UP) Miss Helen Seibold Walter Dolls —Marcus N Harris who kis Vice President homespun and silks of their are her business What used ninety-thir- d clothes Displaying and selling celebrated his to be her hobby has become a the dolls and writing about them birthday Is the oldest licensed full time job for this retired has proved a lucrative business automobile driver in MassachuSecretary school teacher She doesn't know how many setts Daily he drives to the Ten years ago Miss Walter dolls she has probably several post office to pick up his mail Nominated by started repairing thousand Her display at home and also takes other short trips refinishing ZOO and trading period dolls The totals at the wheel of his car 1 it Expert Urgses Use of Hands I rh Dolts Once Hobby Now Make Living for Virginia Woman n Salt Lake 4 - 1 2 - -- - rubber-powere- - ar -- ii- ''s ' - 1 01 -r 1- 4V - System The first two we must discard because they advertise more power than we hold the pass is definitely wrong because we are too strong "The situation then is this: Faced with the necessity of underbidding our hand or of overbidding it we aelect the 'temporizing' intermediate bid of a nabiddable suit The three card suit is now a recognized opening bid—awhy not apply the same principle to rebids and responses? "The most common situation where this is necessary is when opposite your partner's spade opening you hold: ElbQ 9 x x 1PN 1x CI 9 x 46A 10 x If you're human you'd like to bid "two and one-haspades" on these tickets It's dollars to doughnuts that a game in spades will roll right in and yet any number of direct spade raises is inaccurate What are you going to bid? Two spades- saying: "Partner this may be a courtesy raise: don't speak again without considerably more than a minimum "Qpening" Three spades and intemperate partner refusing to stop at game in expectation of your power house? Or perhaps four spades advertising a distributional hand weak in honor count? "Try bidding two clubs next time you sort those cards and your partner opens with a spade bid If you raise his suit directly games and slams will be missed and impossible contracts will be reached These borderline hands have been handled thus by experts for many years with fine results There is much less danger in this bid than in direct raises since spades this suit) ranks higher than the suit you have mentioned you may persist in playing the hand at spades "A word of warning must be Inserted about this type of waiting bid Change the suits in the above hand to (with partner opening the bidding with one heart this time): lf n fin-Ta- x x 111PQ 9 x 3 9 x 4KJx and you would still want to make the waiting bid but it must be the lower ranking suit It you make the mistake of bidding a spade instead of two clubs on this hand your partner with four spades and five hearts would insist on playing the hand in spades believing that a trump fit will allow the use of his hearts to provide discards for your hand "Of course if you have made this type of waiting bid you show your strength in partners suit on later rounds of bidding "The second instance in which we may safely bid a three-car- d suit is in attempting to reach a game contract in no trump Assume that your partner West has opened with one club and you gaze at this assortment: In 4-- 4 i K 10 6 qp A Q 4 106 K6 4 2 2 EAST A Q 9 5 7 A J3 J 4 A Q 53 7 I don't say that three clubs is wrong with this hand but I do think that a bid of the nonbiddable diamond suit will be much more apt to steer the you may now bid three clubs and he will probably land in the no trump game if he is blessed with a heart stopper Or if he happens to have some other type of hand you have lost nothing by the waiting bid" Copyright 1911 by Ely Culbertson 1941 -- ' - - N I 5-- c" 8111i ets!Po' P i ) - t t00 rt 11l I ''- ----- --- tohwmYa sullbsurab - of Buenos t - Aires popula lion about 182000 It Is one of the chief induatrial areas of the republic Mit a century ago that name meant more as the name of ono of the great patriots of Argentina President Avellaneda heli office in 1S71 A new postage stamp of genta and green will be II1R 2:c1 iss-40- for tho Fiji Islands lirtiln crown colony of 250 islands in the South Pacific ocean Norway is issuing a new krone olive stamp ai a commemorative for the centertnal day of the laying of the first stone for Oslo university buillings t North China postage atarnps have an overprint of two characters to show which province sold the stamps Purpose is to forestall smuggling of stamps from South and Central Chin's where they are cheaper becauSe of currency fluctuations 1- Palestine ix issuing a new set brows d indigoi From Bohemia-Moravi- a vierently much in the news as a center of revolt against the comes nazis a single bright 'PA 7W: brown stamp ' of 30-- h value The design te 4 a sprig of mule leaves berry and berries of i almost photoe genic aspect- Inscription chides B 0 h men und Mahren" and "Cechy )a of three values: red 500-mil- 3 For 1°K Lover — There's nothing more intriguing than Lucy Davvson's dog sketches and her latest volume "Dogs Rough and Smooth" will delight not e represenonly with itg tations but also with the humorous chatty understanding remarks that accompany each drawing Sixteen different breeds are pictured each with its own peculiarities sympathetically highThis is a Grosset & lighted Dunlap book and an ideal gift ford any dog lover For Air Enthuniafts — And who isn't these days? This is "War in the Air" or "Fighting Planes and Pilots in Action"— a vivid picture story of the latest Dedevelopments in aircraft signed to follow "Fighting Planes of the World" the beautiful and authentic Random House plane book of last fall this shows the newest planes Introduced by the United States Great Britain and Germany as well as the old standbys that are making war history' More than this the book explains the technic of air attack bombing air fighting and other exciting phases of war in the air The author is John B Walker the illustrator is Barry Bart and the publisher is Random House New York 250-mi- ls one-poun- IT7 life-lik- 14 - Morava" a Barbodos ix issuing a n stamp in buff-brow- d The stamp of England has appeared in a war issue on plain paper in a light green 12-- a a IP The British Solomon Islanis will have a new 10-- 1 stamp tri n magenta and sage-gree- The American Philatelic! Coiigress will be held in Boston A Junilr Mass November congresx erasion will be held NIvember 29 There will be aboUt 25 bourse tables 28-3- 1 a a New stamps are arriving from the Dutch Indies The new designs show a native dancer wit other natives in the background n Values are c and "I c olive-brow- 4-- CRAFT PATTERNS A NEELY HALL BY -'!v-- 110 i t 6 1 n tr—Vi r4t 1 77:--- 1A - 4 11' rmmr ' 7 V 4 r Ar I :'4 111- tal— - a 000 1 10111 bpi 1 Alk-lk- - ' o- I aq---- --- - o - omitted access to on rooms ! ) 1 e c i r! 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Thank you Rex 1— M Murray 1 Brand and (inset) the amateu rshutterbug" himself with a strip of film Sergeant Brand used a Kodak 35 with open lens at M 4 second exposure at 7:30 p m ' for these striking shots ' ) & I Unuhual pictures of lightning taken by Sergeant W AL ' s' 0r4 '- s x I 11 t - thousands of photograp submitted in a major nationalpicture contest- - It seems to be overrun with children Every tumbledown barn has an old wagon wheel leaning against it: every stream has a' barefoot boy fishing on its banks A bathing beauty suns herself prettily on every beach Have you ever wondered what kind of pictures fans all over the country are taking? The judges of the 1941 Popular Phocontest have tography Picture had a chance to find out They have just finished looking at thoupictures by the scores of blackandsands both in colors and -white from trans mount- -' parencies to 16x20-inc- h ed prints They have seen many excellent pictures—and many a d e snapshots that poorly-should see the light of day only when the family ' album is 35-m- m ! 1 Stamps Add To Color Of Events Children are always the most 0 Photographs of men in uniform and defense workers at popular subject shown in every machines and forges also were conceivable pose This year the common Amateurs are making Judges noted a startling trend more and better use of Kodachrome according to the obserearly in the contest and started vations of the judges In addikeeping track of it By actual tion to the hundreds of gory count there were 78 photo-o- f sunsets there were many- picyoung ones doing their daily tures which ahowed that phoduty—an action theme entirely tographers are trying color in new fields with interesting retoo personal for general intersults For the first time there est were numerous nudes in full Lots of photographers get color good negatives and then miss The amateur who can "shoot'' the boat when it comes to maka truly unusual picture -- - one ing prints Time and again the that won't be repeated dozens judges sadly rejected what of times until the judges are might have been topnotch pictures merely because they had weary of it—is the contest entrant who is moat apt to win been printed poorly Cray a major prize At least that muddy prints on paper of the is the belief of pne of Salt Lake wrong contrast grade don't do to City's "shutterbugs" Sergeant the justice negatives they V M Brand of the 326th are made from Care must be signal stationed at Fort company all the way through the taken SomeDouglas process photographic Sergeant Brand who has been times a picture shows the photaking pictures for the past four tographer had everything to or five years had some South work with—good subject fine American scenea on exhibit in equipment and proper lighting the recent The Tribune-Telegra—and then spoiled the result by desome photo art show and has important overlooking won in enough competitions to tail in posing his shot framing qualify him as an authority on it cropping or making the winning shots print To illustrate what he means The Influence of the war was by an unusual picture Sergeant noted in many pictures There Brand shows two shots taken were numerous peaceful landduring a recent storm over Salt titled "God Bless Amescapes r' Ica" or Lake City These pictures of No Blackout Here" lightning demonstrate what can be done by the amateur if he keeps his eyes open to possibilities The world is a funny place as you see it reflected in the m 'Dear Hobby Editor: i Win vaia apatkaw November 9 1911 11 - l'A-- I 5alt gakt irribune ''- 6' -- - il I 4 ut Craft Pattern Order Blank Salt Lake Home Tribune-Telegra- m - Service Bureau Please send me craft pattern No for which I inclose cents in coin or stamps and 5 cents for Craft Pattern catalog ( ) Name Address |
